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I'd prefer to use the Immutable.js library than the seamless-immutable library and I'm not sure if it's possible to use with Redux.

How can it be used along with Redux?

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Yes, it's absolutely possible. Redux itself doesn't actually care what data you store or how you store it. The only real built-in limitation is that combineReducers does expect to be used with a plain JS object. So yeah, there's a lot of people out there using Immutable.js with Redux.

The Redux docs were recently updated with two new sections: FAQ: Immutable Data and Recipes: Using Immutable.js with Redux, which ought to be helpful.

That said, I personally advise against using Immutable.js, for several reasons (which I wrote about in a Reddit comment a while back), but it's a valid choice. You may also want to look at my list of immutable data structure and immutable update utility libraries as well for some relevant tools.

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One way to handle the combineReducers problem is to use redux-immutable. It know it's buried inside the links you posted but I thought it was worth a comment here for future readers.

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